A Leadership Challenge
"The Anatolia Leadership Challenge" is a 5x7 fifty-page self-empowering workbook that provides students with innovative tools to help them deal with stress, anxiety, worry, and other bullying-related issues.
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Parents, schools, and non-profits can e-mail us for more info at Challenge@Anatoliaworkshop.com.
Workbook Details:
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A leadership checklist!
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22 empowering affirmations!
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22 inspiring facts from around the globe!
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22 motivational messages!
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22 spaces to write a daily goal!
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22 spaces to write an inspiring journal!
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The Anatolia Leadership Pledge!
A Self-Esteem Poem
The internet, especially social media, is filled with messages that inspire negative reactions from students. This poem was created to inspire students to look in the mirror and realize that the heart is the only GPS that will never get you lost!
Download & share it for free!
Motivational Quotes
We all know that the world can sometimes try to make us feel like we don't matter, are not unique, or that we're not loved. Feel free to save these quotes on your computer, tablet, or phone to be reminded how special you really are!
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Inspiring Emotionally Intelligent Leaders In and Out of School!
Welcome!​
I’m Mike, the creator of The Anatoliah Talk—a fun, intimate, and innovative leadership presentation that uses motivational stories, reflection, and hands-on activities to help students:
Discover their purpose
Build strong confidence
Become Accountability Partners
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Mission​
To inspire emotionally intelligent leaders.
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How long is it?​
30 to 45-minutes
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When can it be held?​
Regular school hours, evenings, and some Saturdays.
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What's the capacity?​
Up to 50 students, per session.
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Where can Anatoliah help? ​
Deal with bullying
Increase respect
Make better decisions
Focus on what matters
Self-accountability
Set bigger vision
Peer to peer support
Increase self-awareness
Manage their emotions
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According to the APA, a growing number of students report low self-esteem and poor perceptions of their own competence.​​​​​
How I got started?​
After studying business at Berklee and working for ten years in finance, I made a life-changing choice—to talk to 300 teens at a youth center about making better choices. That day, I learned something powerful: their biggest challenge wasn’t talent, it was confidence. That moment inspired me to create The Anatoliah Talk.​​​